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Sunday, May 5 • 8:15pm - 9:30pm
Mind Over Matter

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Recognizing the child as competent and capable includes not just cognitive capability, but his social emotional wellbeing as well. In this session, we will learn to view the child's behaviors from a new lens so we can be more helpful to their needs. Studying the Conscious Discipline Brain Model will help us understand the brain-body states that produce behaviors in children and in ourselves. We will explore ways to be conscious of our own thoughts and emotions so we can help children learn to do the same. These strategies can be used both in the classroom and shared with families as you partner with them in supporting their children's and their own social emotional wellbeing at home.

Presenters
avatar for Chanie Kaller

Chanie Kaller

Director, The Gan Early Childhood Center
Morah Chanie has been teaching in early childhood programs for 20 years. She had the opportunity to teach in schools abroad and in several states allowing her to experience a variety of teaching tools and discipline methods. After starting her own school, in 2007, she began her search... Read More →
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Tanya Levy

Teacher, The Gan Early Childhood Center
Morah Tanya joined The Gan family in 2012 and has partnered with Morah Chanie in her quest to share the amazing benefits of using CD practices in both schools and homes. She has 10 years of experience teaching in early childhood setting and is passionate about building positive connections... Read More →


Sunday May 5, 2019 8:15pm - 9:30pm CDT
Room 711C